Abstract

The logistics industry is currently facing some significant hurdles when it comes to streamlining operations and ensuring that financial reporting is spot on. These challenges are becoming even tougher to manage due to quickly changing customer expectations, new regulatory requirements, and the pressing need for real-time decision-making.  In this study, I delve into how Oracle NetSuite, a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution, can transform operational efficiency and financial reporting in the logistics sector. By looking closely at a mid-sized logistics company before and after they implemented this system, I evaluate metrics related to inventory management, order processing, supply chain coordination, and the accuracy of financial statements. The results are quite telling there were notable reductions in operational bottlenecks, improved clarity in data management, and better compliance with financial regulations. Concluding the study, I offer practical recommendations for logistics companies and other industries looking to adopt ERP systems. The goal is to help them optimize their processes and achieve sustainable growth in a challenging landscape.

Keywords: Logistics, Oracle NetSuite, ERP Systems, Operational Efficiency, Financial Reporting, Supply Chain Optimization, Cloud-based Solutions, Digital Transformation

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How to Cite
[1]
anya, C. 2023. Enhancing Operational Efficiency and Financial Reporting through Oracle NetSuite: A Logistics Case Study. International Journal of Science and Engineering Invention. 9, 03 (Mar. 2023), 18–30.

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